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At a glance: reorganization, fee changes, appointments and votes from March 18 select‑board meeting

Waterville Valley Select Board · March 19, 2026
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Summary

The Waterville Valley Select Board confirmed reorganization, increased short‑term rental registration fees to $150, approved 2026 recreation fees, reappointed two planning‑board members and appointed one alternate, and agreed to two nonpublic sessions for legal/negotiation matters.

Several administrative actions and votes were recorded during the March 18 meeting.

Reorganization and leadership The board confirmed its reorganization: Richard was affirmed as chair and Wendy Rathaway as vice chair by voice vote.

Short‑term rental regulations The board voted to sign updated short‑term rental regulations with a raised registration fee, changing the fee from $50 to $150 per tax parcel. Staff will update the website and mailers; a handful of applications in transition will follow the new schedule.

Recreation fees The board approved new 2026 program and rental fees for the Waterville Valley Recreation Department as presented. Staff will post the revised fee schedules and report expected revenue adjustments in the fall estimates.

Planning board appointments The board reappointed two full planning‑board members for three‑year terms and appointed a new alternate for a three‑year term. Clerk staff will publish the updated roster.

Nonpublic sessions The board entered nonpublic twice during the meeting for legal/negotiation reasons (an early session and one at the end). Both actions were approved by voice vote and will follow RSA guidance for nonpublic minutes.

Next steps Staff were directed to implement approved fee changes, publish appointment notices, and prepare any required filings. Several votes were unanimous on voice vote with no roll‑call tallies recorded in the public transcript.